Chris Ingalls is a writer at PopMatters. With a diverse background in broadcast journalism and videography, he focuses on themes in arts and entertainment, particularly music, as well as health and wellness topics including consumer health and health news. Chris has been featured in various media outlets including KING 5 News, KENS 5, and WLTX-TV.
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Chris Ingalls' articles primarily focus on entertainment news, particularly music reviews and artist profiles. He also covers some government and politics topics related to the Washington state area.
Given his extensive coverage of music-related content, he would likely be interested in pitches about new album releases, interviews with musicians or industry professionals, as well as analysis of trends in the music industry. For government and politics topics related to Washington state, consider pitching stories that are relevant to ongoing local issues or elections.
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